^^Huh? You still have not grasped what i've repeated i think a lot on this thread. The Pakistanis deny having arrested her.
KARACHI: FBI hunting for three Pakistani doctors: Al Qaeda links suspected2003/04/02
The FBI is seeking information on two other Pakistani nationals, Mohammed Khan and Afia Siddiqui. Both of them are doctors.
Likewise, the FBI does not have information about Dr Afia Siddiqui whether she is linked with any specific terrorist activity, but it is trying to locate and question her. It is not known where Dr Siddiqui is now, but the FBI believes she is in Pakistan.
There are unconfirmed reports that Dr Siddiqui was picked up in Karachi by an intelligence agency and she was shifted to an unknown place for questioning. However, the Inspector-General of the Sindh Police, Syed Kamal Shah, denied this and said: We have neither arrested her nor do we have information about her arrest by any other law-enforcement agency.
Top-ranking officials in the provincial and federal government have also expressed ignorance about her arrest.
KARACHI: FBI hunting for three Pakistani doctors: Al Qaeda links suspected -DAWN - Local; April 2, 2003
Aafia Siddiqui, whom the US accuses of al-Qaeda links, vanished in Karachi with her three children on 30 March 2003.
The next day it was reported in local newspapers that a woman had been taken into custody on terrorism charges.
Initially, confirmation came from a Pakistan interior ministry spokesman
BBC NEWS | World | South Asia | Mystery of Siddiqui disappearance
On April 1, 2003, a small news item was published in an Urdu daily with reference to a press conference of the then Interior Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat. When questioned with regard to Dr. Afia's arrest he denied that she had been arrested. This was followed by another Urdu daily article on April 2 regarding another press conference in which the same minister said Dr. Afia was connected to Al Qaeda and that she had not been arrested as she was absconding. He added: "You will be astonished to know about the activities of Dr. Afia"
The Americans deny she was in Bagram. The Afghan police claim to have only just found her.
The press reports claimed that Dr. Afia had been picked-up by Pakistani intelligence agencies while on her way to the airport and initial reports suggested that she was handed over to the American Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
A few days later an American news channel, NBC, reported that Afia had been arrested in Pakistan on suspicion of facilitating money transfers for terror networks of Osama Bin Laden.
So who's telling the truth? Noone has provided one bit of evidence that she was even arrested by Pakistan. She disappeared. This does not mean she was arrested over the 5 years, so why the need for the court case?